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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $332,700
- Iowa
- $208,000
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- 1Dallas County$355,600
- 2Johnson County$308,600
- 3Dickinson County$270,700
- 4Warren County$269,600
- 5Polk County$262,100
- 6Winneshiek County$259,200
- 7Story County$258,700
- 8Sioux County$250,100
- 9Madison County$245,100
- 10Mills County$237,800
- 11Dubuque County$237,300
- 12Marion County$233,000
- 13Lyon County$230,000
- 14Plymouth County$228,900
- 15Scott County$222,000
- 16Bremer County$219,600
- 17Linn County$214,300
- 18Boone County$212,400
- 19Cedar County$211,300
- 20Poweshiek County$209,300
- 21Benton County$208,200
- 22Washington County$203,900
- 23Grundy County$198,800
- 24Pottawattamie County$195,700
- 25Iowa County$193,900
- 26Black Hawk County$188,900
- 27Jasper County$186,300
- 28Jones County$184,800
- 29Woodbury County$183,200
- 30Chickasaw County$182,600
- 31Muscatine County$182,100
- 32Guthrie County$180,100
- 33Clay County$178,600
- 34Delaware County$177,900
- 35Buchanan County$176,000
- 36Carroll County$176,000
- 37Harrison County$176,000
- 38Mitchell County$175,100
- 39Jackson County$175,000
- 40O'Brien County$173,100
- 41Allamakee County$172,300
- 42Clayton County$168,500
- 43Cerro Gordo County$166,400
- 44Butler County$165,400
- 45Henry County$164,300
- 46Shelby County$164,000
- 47Jefferson County$163,400
- 48Davis County$161,900
- 49Clarke County$161,100
- 50Clinton County$160,600
- 51Adair County$160,400
- 52Buena Vista County$159,500
- 53Cherokee County$158,700
- 54Mahaska County$157,800
- 55Hamilton County$156,400
- 56Monroe County$156,300
- 57Ringgold County$156,200
- 58Humboldt County$155,800
- 59Greene County$155,400
- 60Fremont County$154,400
- 61Webster County$153,800
- 62Crawford County$153,700
- 63Cass County$150,300
- 64Louisa County$150,100
- 65Tama County$148,600
- 66Kossuth County$148,300
- 67Howard County$147,800
- 68Worth County$145,800
- 69Marshall County$145,500
- 70Floyd County$143,500
- 71Monona County$142,900
- 72Hancock County$141,400
- 73Lee County$141,400
- 74Sac County$141,400
- 75Fayette County$136,800
- 76Des Moines County$136,500
- 77Winnebago County$135,000
- 78Adams County$131,600
- 79Page County$125,300
- 80Wapello County$125,100
- 81Appanoose County$124,200
- 82Franklin County$124,100
- 83Palo Alto County$123,200
- 84Osceola County$122,600
- 85Hardin County$122,500
- 86Union County$122,000
- 87Audubon County$121,900
- 88Montgomery County$121,400
- 89Lucas County$120,200
- 90Wright County$119,600
- 91Calhoun County$118,800
- 92Keokuk County$118,700
- 93Taylor County$117,200
- 94Van Buren County$114,600
- 95Emmet County$114,100
- 96Decatur County$113,900
- 97Wayne County$111,300
- 98Ida County$108,900
- 99Pocahontas County$98,100
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median home value in Iowa?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 50061 (Cumming, IA) has the highest: $533,800.
Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Iowa?
52570 (Milton, IA) has the lowest: $79,000.
What is the median home value for the United States?
$332,700; in Iowa it is $208,000.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
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